23 days ago, I shared a post here about not passing my PMP exam. It was a disappointing moment, but the encouragement and advice from this community kept me going. I appeared for the exam again on July 7, and today I received the email that I passed the PMP exam! 🎉 I’m proud to say that I am now a PMP Certified Electrical Engineer. Thank you to everyone who supported me, shared guidance, and motivated me to keep moving forward. Your encouragement truly made a difference. To anyone who didn't pass on their first attempt: don't give up. Learn from the experience, stay consistent, and come back stronger. Success is worth the effort. Thank you again, everyone! 🙏

I feel very emotional I thought I would pass the exam I worked very hard and I did a lot of practice. I am very surprised that I failed . I don’t know from where I should start :( it is a sad day

I am surprised I failed in people which I was thinking as my strongest domain. I gave TIA mockup and scored 70%

Hi everyone, I took my PMP exam recently and unfortunately I didn’t pass this attempt. I received my performance report and I know where I need to improve. I prepared seriously, practiced mock exams, and was scoring around the mid-70% range in simulations, but the actual exam was still a different experience. The questions required deeper understanding of PMI mindset, situational judgment, and choosing the best action. I’m planning my retake and would appreciate advice from those who passed after a failed attempt — especially regarding: How you analyzed your exam report What resources helped you improve How you changed your approach for the retake I’m staying focused and using this attempt as feedback to improve. Looking forward to learning from your experiences. Thank you.

I am just starting with AR's Udemy PMP course and was wondering if anyone is just starting or forming a study group? I would be interested to join! Thank you! EDIT: Hi everyone, thank you so much for the great response! We’re planning to close the WhatsApp study group as we are reaching 20 members, so the group stays focused, interactive, and easy to manage for meaningful discussions and regular check-ins. Really appreciate everyone’s interest and understanding!